#EDUC331 What are some ways you would use this tool in the classroom??
Also, here is a great link on how to use Sutori: https://t.co/rR0USWqrjj
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#EDUC331 Today I learned about the ITT Sutori! This tool creates many possibilities for students and educators to share materials and information. I would use this tool to have students create notes on content and share it across many platforms. Great way to organize info!
@Bigler_Michelle A4: Online learning can enhance a students learning by primarily using new tools to share, communicate, and understand the material. It also allows the student to pick up wherever they are or where they left off! #EDUC331
@Bigler_Michelle A3: For pros I like finding new tech that I can use in the future with my students. For a Con, online classrooms make it difficult to connect with other students. #EDUC331
@Bigler_Michelle A2: I have used Google Classroom as a student and a teacher. It is easy to use and by far one of the easiest to figure out and use effectively. #EDUC331
@Bigler_Michelle A1: My name is Joe Dodson! One instance I observed technology being used effectively was using Flip Grid as introductions for students using online classroom! #EDUC331
#2PencilChat I have always been a fan of American History and, more specifically, the Revolutionary War. In my studies, women are often overlooked; however, many women helped dramatically in this event and are not mentioned as much as they should be. Choice: Mercy Otis Warren!
#2PencilChat A4: For Social Studies/History, a great way to incorporate this is to use a project based around choosing an influential woman in history. Therefore students can learn about these women and from others. Lineup: Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman!
#2PencilChat A3: I would focus on creating a lesson plan (based around a week of teaching) to show, read, and observe great women throughout history. This could be seen through Joan of Arc, Sacajawea, Amelia Earhart, and so many more!
#2pencilchat A2: There are so many positive outcomes from boys learning about creative, inspirational, and important women in the classroom. I think the most effective outcome would be a greater sense of equality and equity in the classroom!
@MagicPantsJones Especially in History, I think it is so important that teachers should include a lesson plan of the accomplishments of women! Throughout my years of education, there have been only a few times on this topic mentioned, but I know there can be lots of improvements!
The #Edchat Topic: โAhah momentsโ or unforeseen insights are often experienced by many educators. Please share any of your ahah moments of this last year and what that will mean moving forward? Let's Chat!
@newtechnetwork is a non-profit organization that has great ideas on using technology in lesson plans. They have been offering webinars to help teachers plan ahead for COVID-19! #pstpln#EDUC331
@agilix is a new learning platform based on new technology. They offer webinars on specific topics to help teachers build a technological foundation in the classroom! @pstpln @EDUC331
@DigitalPromise is a non-profit organization enacted by Congress to benefit students of all ages through technology. They offer so many great ideas on how to use tech in the classroom! #pstpln#EDUC331
@aspire is a non-profit organization that offers great ideas and practices to bring into a public school setting. Thye focus on highschool grades; however, all of their practices could be used for all ages. Give them a follow! #PSTPLN#EDUC331
@NISNetwork I recommend everyone to follow this organization. They offer great ideas to help build your classroom-based upon different cultures within! Great account, and doing great work! #PSTPLN#EDUC331
@emilyrterrell23 Creating open discussion where students can talk freely can be difficult in certain age groups. Providing new activities that encompass classroom learning with students interests always created a solid foundation!